Original green cloth covers are slightly rubbed at extremities, gilt lettering on spine has almost completely vanished but blind stamping is still readable, a few small and faint spots to the spine. Front hinge is starting, but binding is tight and square, pages very clean. Owner name and bookplate inside front cover. . Writing as Fiona MacLeod, Sharp was a major popularizer of the Celtic traditions. He was actually much more popular as Fiona MacLeod than when writing under his own name. This book is quite attractive, with fore-edge and bottom edge of pages untrimmed, green cloth covers with brown decoration. First American edition, following the publication of the true first (Edinburgh: Geddes & Colleagues) , by one month. . 16mo - 6" to 7" tall. 332 pages. Celtic Tales. Myths And Legends